"There are now newspapers that are just propaganda rags, there is no balance, no even-handedness.
He also aimed to push the Middle East peace process by showing even handedness toward Israelis and Palestinians.
Fifa will also point to the fact that the same dispute resolution body recently found in favour of Chelsea in its case against former striker Adrian Mutu as evidence of its even handedness.
It soon gained a reputation for even handedness, criticising all sides in often trenchant terms.
Grant's personal honesty, firmness, and even handedness reassured the nation and a second civil war was averted.
The movie's most potent closeup is of a black policewoman, in a line confronting protesters; if you can film her, why not learn what she has to say? Folayan and Davis, however, hold no brief for even-handedness, and, for those who dominate the screen, any sign of temperance, even in a President, is treated with contempt.
He followed Gilmour's advice, becoming, as The Guardian's Simon Hoggart said, "the father of the modern parliamentary sketch": Levin made no pretence of even-handedness.
The Sunday Times condemned its "ludicrous and utterly predictable lack of even-handedness"; but for the Times, "there are no heroes or villains, for all that Churchill decries what is happening in Gaza".
For goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, no stranger to long trips given his international duty with Australia, the issue is even-handedness.
They owe us at least the minimum of even-handedness".
Even-handedness between nationalists and republicans and whom?
